Sound Volume and Pitch

Is there a way to play the default volume and pitch of a sound,

eg:

player.playSound(player.getLocation(), args[0], vol, pitch);

where args[0] is what sound the player typed,
vol would be replaced with the correct volume for the sound and same for pitch.

 

Hey, the_merciless !


It seems that you almost have it, but you need to parse the sound enum value into an actual. For example:

Code:java

 
// as in your example
player.playSound(player.getLocation(), Sound.valueOf(args[0]), Float.parseFloat(/* Some float*/), Float.parseFloat(/*Some float*/);
 

However, I can not recall off the top of my head if Sound has a valueOf() method. If it does not, it may have a fromName() method or something similar, in which you can compare.

But keep note that enumeration values often use _ (underscores), and you will need to recognize this when parsing. You can also create your own method to parse your own sound, try reading around.

Cheers,
~GG

 

TheGreenGamerHD
I think its easier to do 1F instead of Float.parseFloat(1)

 

Minnymin3

Not everyone uses 1 as their float value!

 

Thats not exactly what i meant. The sound name is fine, i just wanted to ensure the pitch was the correct pitch for the sound, but it seems 1 is the correct pitch for all sounds. So i have it working perfectly now with this code:

Code:

for (Sound sound : Sound.values()){
                if (sound.name().equalsIgnoreCase(playerdata.getString(p.getName() + ".Sound"))){
                    p.playSound(p.getLocation(), sound, 5, 1);
                    return;
                }
            }

 

you can use #F for your float. USE ALL DA NUMBERS

Yeah 1 is the correct pitch. Or at least it is close enough.

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

1 is default volume, and 0 is default pitch.